Recalled to life
or at least to London. I'm back, have been for some days, and I guess that makes these the best of times.
Am doing a research project for the UN Population Fund, on youth policy (sound familiar?). On the tube yesterday:
Chris writes in diary: Deadline, Romania and Poland
Dave: How very ambitious...
Yours, in European domination,
Chris
Am doing a research project for the UN Population Fund, on youth policy (sound familiar?). On the tube yesterday:
Chris writes in diary: Deadline, Romania and Poland
Dave: How very ambitious...
Yours, in European domination,
Chris
posted by chris at 6:14 AM
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He was the best of mimes, he was the worst of mimes.
I think every major literary quote in the last thousand years is funny if you sub in "mime" somewhere in there. Shakespeare especially. "Slings and arrows of outrageous mimes" . . . "Oh brave new world that hath such wond'rous mimes in it." . . . "Out, damn mime." . . . "My kingdom for a mime."
Browning is also good. "A mime is a mime, however small." . . . "God is the perfect mime."
I'm done. Sorry.
are you telling me to shut up?
That question is the intellectual equivalent of "Are you calling me fat?"
You might have stuck up My kingdom for a doughnut, so I thought I'd be pre-emptive
Subbing in "doughnut" is also funny. "The doughnut is come full circle."
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